Here is a summary containing all the important facts that you must know about travel logarithms. It contains: - Definition of logarithm - Common and natural logarithms -Examples - Logarithm rules. - 25 exercises with answer key. I hope you find it useful. Please rate this resource so I can improve as I go on!!

Four English language word games for Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 , as lesson fillers, or end of term specials. Can be done individually or in several teams of 4 or 5 students. Teams can be given names to add even more interest. Each game will take up to around 10 - 15 minutes. Prizes may be given or the winners are simply congratulated, having earned most points. Well tested and well loved.

A comprehensive explanation of verb analysis, including finite, non-finite, transitive, intransitive and how to recognise them. Verb tense, number, person, voice and mood. Useful as a reference later. Aimed at English Language students aged eleven and upwards.

A complete explanation of Adverbial, Adjectival and Noun clauses and their links with clear examples, followed by exercises with solutions. Pitfalls are pointed out. Useful for English language students from 10 years old and upwards. Good as a reference.

A comprehensive explanation of the most common errors in English Language and how to avoid them, complete with exercises with reasoned answers. For secondary school students. Will definitely improve essay-writing and Comprehension work.

Here is a summary containing all the important facts that your students must know about travel graphs. It also includes a complete example with answer key. My Year 9 students found it very helpful to consolidate their travel graphs´knowledge. PLEASE RATE THIS RESOURCE SO I CAN IMPROVE AS I GO ON!

Here are 8 different exercises on Solving equations and simultaneous equations that can be used as a progression test ( total marks: 50) or as a practice worksheet. It includes: Simultaneous equations. Solving equations graphically and algebraically. Word problems. Simplification of expressions. Solving quadratic equations graphically and algebraically. Solving equations by trial and improvement. ANSWER KEY. I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on!

Here are all the letters of the alphabet (a to z) in join the dots font. Each page contains a letter both in capitals and in lower case and goes from larger to smaller size to help the children to write neatly and clearly. Children can practise their writing skills by tracing the letters. You can print out a certain letter if they need extra practice. These worksheets are perfect as a complement to do when learning phonics. Related worksheets at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/learning-the-alphabet-12014961 You can find more resources on the alphabet at my store: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

In this document you will find in capitals and lowercase letters the following girl names: 1 AMELIA 2 OLIVIA 3 EMILY 4 ISLA 5 AVA 6 ELLA 7 JESSICA 8 ISABELLA 9 MIA 10 POPPY 11 SOPHIE 12 SOPHIA 13 LILY 14 GRACE 15 EVIE 16 SCARLETT 17 RUBY 18 CHLOE 19 ISABELLE 20 DAISY 21 FREYA 22 PHOEBE 23 FLORENCE 24 ALICE 25 CHARLOTTE 26 SIENNA 27 MATILDA 28 EVELYN 29 EVA 30 MILLIE 31 SOFIA 32 LUCY 33 ELSIE 34 IMOGEN 35 LAYLA 36 ROSIE 37 MAYA 38 ESME 39 ELIZABETH 40 LOLA 41 WILLOW 42 IVY 43 ERIN 44 HOLLY 45 EMILIA 46 MOLLY 47 ELLIE 48 JASMINE 49 ELIZA 50 LILLY 51 ABIGAIL 52 GEORGIA 53 MAISIE 54 ELEANOR 55 HANNAH 56 HARRIET 57 AMBER 58 BELLA 58 THEA 60 ANNABELLE 60 EMMA 62 AMELIE 63 HARPER 64 GRACIE 65 ROSE 66 SUMMER 67 MARTHA 68 VIOLET 69 PENELOPE 70 ANNA 71 NANCY 72 ZARA 73 MARIA 74 DARCIE 75 MARYAM 76 MEGAN 77 DARCEY 78 LOTTIE 79 MILA 80 HEIDI 81 LEXI 82 LACEY 83 FRANCESCA 84 ROBYN 85 BETHANY 86 JULIA 87 SARA 88 AISHA 89 DARCY 89 ZOE 91 CLARA 92 VICTORIA 93 BEATRICE 94 HOLLIE 95 ARABELLA 96 SARAH 97 MADDISON 98 LEAH 99 KATIE 100 ARIA I hope you find it useful!

Here is a complete activity about Income tax. Firstly you will find a problem solved step by step identifying each piece of information separately and dealing with it in coordinated colours. Secondly there are three complete exercises for you students to do: - Income Tax. - Sale Reductions. - Finding the original quantity.

This worksheet contains 10 exercises on straight line graphs and their answers. Find the equation of a line given its graph. Find the equation of a line given two points. Given a point and an equation find the equation of the line parallel to the given one that passes through that point. Given a point and an equation find the equation of the line perpendicular to the given one that passes through that point. Parallel and perpendicular lines. Intersection point of two straight lines (graphical solution to simultaneous equations) Representation of straight lines. Given the graph of an equation, solve other equations. y- intercept and x-intercept. I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

This is a progression test with 8 different exercises of chapters: Areas of triangles and Parallelograms Formulas Reflections, Translations and Rotations Linear Equations Straight Line Graphs Curved Graphs I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on!

This worksheet contains 10 exercises to practise straight line graphs and curved graphs. It is a complete revision where students will have to: Complete tables. Draw graphs. Use their graphs to find information. Draw and use conversion graphs. Given a graph, calculate the gradient, the y-intercept, the equation of the line… Given an equation find the equation of the line parallel or perpendicular to it that passes through a given point. Use their graphs to solve equations. Solve simultaneous equations by drawing the graphs. Identify which equation represents each graph. It also includes all the answers to the exercises. I hope you find it useful! Please rate so I can improve as I go on!

Here is a progression test that my Year 10 students sat last week as a global assessment. 20 questions with answer key. 50 marks to evaluate the following topics: Number. Vulgar and decimal fractions and percentages. The four rules. Directed numbers. Squares and cubes. Ordering and set notation. Ratio, proportion and rate. Algebraic representations and formulae. Algebraic manipulation. Simultaneous equations. Integer sequences. The questions have been taken from different GCSE and IGCSE past papers. I hope you find it useful! Please rate so I can improve as I go on!! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

Here is an initial assessment to check your learners’ existing knowledge and skills on probability. It is an excellent way to find out your students’ needs before you start teaching the topic. This resource includes. Syllabus content. Probability summary. 8 probability exercises. Answer key. I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

Here is a test on Parts of a whole and addition and subtraction of fractions and decimals for Year 7. It includes the answer key. You can also use it as to practise. I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on!

Here is a test on probability, introducing geometry and sets. It includes the answer key. You can also use it to practise. I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on!

This resource contains 17 (50 marks) questions + answers on: Straight line graphs, Simple interest, Venn diagrams Travel graphs, Limits of accuracy Standard form, Conversions. Others You can either use it as a progression test or as a revision worksheet. I hope you find it useful Please rate so I can improve as I go on! Find more interesting resources at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

A comprehension text designed for the classroom and also for homework,with a series of questions to follow, General questions, grammar and vocabulary are all included with suggestions for longer written work, projects and oral possibilities. It comes with a detailed teacger’s answer sheet and should have enough material for some four hours’ work.

Comprehension text with various exercises including vocabulary questions, questions referring specifically to the text, plus more general questions. Complete answer sheet for the teacher. A true, story which can later be used for class discussion. Possible Composition as homework. An eye-opener to the effects of war on the individual. A subject seldom discussed which will hold the students’ attention, making them think while they gather knowledge and practise comprehension work.